House For Sale £745,000
A well-presented 1930s-style 4 bedroom detached house forming part of the popular Raymonds Hill development, set in established grounds of approximately 0.41 acre.
Grafton provides a fine opportunity to acquire an individual 1930s-style house built principally with colour washed elevations benefitting from oil fired central heating system and uPVC double glazing to most openings. The bright and spacious living accommodation is complemented by a gracious entrance hall and impressive principal reception room alongside en-suite facilities and first floor balcony to the master bedroom. Although the current accommodation provides numerous reception rooms, the property achieved planning permission in 2019 for the construction of a two storey side extension above the existing extension. Further details can be found on the East Devon Planning portal using reference 19/1446/ful or by contacting the selling agent.
Much care and consideration has been taken to capitalise on the established garden with numerous sets of French patio doors leading to the paved terrace.
There is a detached double garage with studio annexe over suitable for possible annexe or letting accommodation, subject again to any necessary consents.
N.B. The grounds are a particular feature extending to approximately 0.41 acre having been extensively landscaped providing a relatively level site and ample off road parking.
Grafton forms part of Green Lane which lies within Raymonds Hill, ideally located for easy access to both Lyme Regis and Axminster.
The famous Jurassic coastline of Lyme Regis (4 miles) is a most popular and picturesque coastal town noted for its attractive period buildings, the famous centuries-old Cobb and harbour. In the town is an excellent selection of facilities including many independent shops, supermarkets and a number of restaurants and hotels, together with a cinema, a theatre and various museums. A short walk from the high street is the charming award-winning sandy beach, ideal for families, the harbour, popular with anglers and those keen on deep sea fishing trips, the sailing and power boat clubs.
Axminster is a country town on the eastern fringes of Devon, close to the border with Dorset. It offers a selection of shops including two supermarkets, plus schools, churches and a main line railway station on the Exeter to Waterloo line.<br/><br/>
Grafton provides a fine opportunity to acquire an individual 1930s-style house built principally with colour washed elevations benefitting from oil fired central heating system and uPVC double glazing to most openings. The bright and spacious living accommodation is complemented by a gracious entrance hall and impressive principal reception room alongside en-suite facilities and first floor balcony to the master bedroom. Although the current accommodation provides numerous reception rooms, the property achieved planning permission in 2019 for the construction of a two storey side extension above the existing extension. Further details can be found on the East Devon Planning portal using reference 19/1446/ful or by contacting the selling agent.
Much care and consideration has been taken to capitalise on the established garden with numerous sets of French patio doors leading to the paved terrace.
There is a detached double garage with studio annexe over suitable for possible annexe or letting accommodation, subject again to any necessary consents.
N.B. The grounds are a particular feature extending to approximately 0.41 acre having been extensively landscaped providing a relatively level site and ample off road parking.
Grafton forms part of Green Lane which lies within Raymonds Hill, ideally located for easy access to both Lyme Regis and Axminster.
The famous Jurassic coastline of Lyme Regis (4 miles) is a most popular and picturesque coastal town noted for its attractive period buildings, the famous centuries-old Cobb and harbour. In the town is an excellent selection of facilities including many independent shops, supermarkets and a number of restaurants and hotels, together with a cinema, a theatre and various museums. A short walk from the high street is the charming award-winning sandy beach, ideal for families, the harbour, popular with anglers and those keen on deep sea fishing trips, the sailing and power boat clubs.
Axminster is a country town on the eastern fringes of Devon, close to the border with Dorset. It offers a selection of shops including two supermarkets, plus schools, churches and a main line railway station on the Exeter to Waterloo line.<br/><br/>